Nambia lost 80 rhinos in 2015 to poaching.
— Bruce Watson, Group Executive, Cisco Alliance: Dimension Data
Called a proactive approach, this networking technology tracks the movements of all humans: visitors, staff, and anyone else who steps onto the reserve grounds.
Protecting the world’s oldest animals with some of the world’s newest connectivity technology
There’s never been a better time to save a species.
Nambia lost 80 rhinos in 2015 to poaching.
In Zimbabwe, it is reported that at least 50 rhinos were poached in 2015, more than double the previous year.
13 rhinos were poached in 2007.
1175 were poached in 2015.
Nambia lost 80 rhinos in 2015 to poaching.
In Zimbabwe, it is reported that at least 50 rhinos were poached in 2015, more than double the previous year.
13 rhinos were poached in 2007.
1175 were poached in 2015.
“With Connected Conservation, we can actually monitor the movement of people, before they attack the rhino—a key part of our African heritage. We’ve brought leading-edge technology to the reserve to deliver a positive solution—and it’s not going to stop here. The solution is ongoing and will continue to improve.”
“When we presented this challenge to our teams, our teams innovated at an incredible pace. They worked together in the fields, in the labs—they have leveraged every single piece of knowledge.”
— Bruce Watson, Group Executive, Cisco Alliance: Dimension Data
It’s about time
More than ever before, technology has given us the ability to change the world. Not tomorrow. Not someday. Now. We’re dedicated to making a difference by connecting the world. Here’s how.